Flying solo: explaining single-party cabinets under minority presidentialism
In recent years, the comparative literature on presidential democracy has emphasized the role of coalitional politics in attenuating the ‘perils’ facing minority presidents. Yet since the beginning of the Third Wave of democratization in 1974, a surprising number of minority presidents have eschewed...
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Wiley
2018
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